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Legionnaires of Harry Snyder Post 193 here will join with millions of their fellow members in a globespanning celebration of the American Legion's 6lst anniversary during March. Post Cmdr. Charles Simons has announced. Under the direction of a special committee headed by John Wickert, the anniversary celebration will feature a dinner at the Legion Bingo Hall on W. Perry Street, with cocktails at 5:30 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. on March 15. Assisting Vegetables’ Water Needs Specific, Vary NEW BRUNSWICK - Researchers at Cook College, Rutgers ' University, have found that many individual vegetable crops have critical periods at specific points in their growth during which irrigation is absolutely essential. For instance, sweet com requires an abundance of 'water at the silking and tasseling stage, cucumbers must have water from flowering through fruit development, and potatoes need a large amount of water at the tuber-setting stage. Peppers, require a great amount of moisture from the seedling stage to maturity. On the other hand, as onions and muskmelons start to mature, water should be withheld. A new leaflet, Watering Guide for Home Gardeners is available from the Cape May County Extension Service Office, Dennisvilie Rd., Cape May Court House. Animal Welfare Unit Sets Sale RIO GRANDE - The Animal Welfare Society of Cape May County will sponsor a flee market and food sale, 10 to 5 March 15 at the Social Service Building here. On March 18at7:30p.m. f A.W.S. will be holding their regular monthly meeting, and public participation is invited.

are Carlyle Dennis, James Brooker and Stanley Elliott. Entertainment will be during and following dinner. As part of its preparation for the 61st anniversary observance, Post 193 is putting the final touches on its 1980 membership campaign, Cmdr. Simons explained. He reminded all eligible veterans in Cape May that American Legion growth and /accomplishment can tW attributed to a simple phrase that has became the Legion theme—"We Dare To Care." Natural Foods Topic Tonight COURT HOUSE - Nutrition experts Ruth King and Nancy Kennon will discuss natural foods and supplements during the 8 p.m. March 12 meeting of the county branch of the American Association of University Women at the county library. Guests are invited and there will be a social and refreshment period at 7:30 p.m. Growing In Containers Topic AVALON — Container growing will be the topic of discussion by Pat Pagano of the Countryside Garden Club of Vineland during the 10 a.m. March 17 meeting of the Avalon Garden Club in boroughhall. The local club also announces it will again be selling muthroom soil — this year on Saturday, March 29 and April 5 at the borough yard. Center Needs Furniture COURT HOUSE - The Jersey Cape Diagnostic, Training and Opportunity Center is a not-for-profit vocational rehabilitation facility that serves ban-' dicapped citizens from Cape May County’s 16 municipalities. The Center is currently in need of furniture for its facility. New and used furniture may be put to a good cause by calling 4654117.

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